Three Multiple Choice Geography Questions. PLEASEEEEEEE HELP!

Question

1. The African landform that was probably formed when two tectonic plates moved apart is the

A) Western Coastal Plain.

B) Sahara.

C) Great Rift Valley.

D) Congo River Basin.

2. Nearly three quarters of the people in Africa south of the Sahara live

A) in growing urban areas.

B) in rural, agricultural villages.

C) north of the Equator.

D) in the rain forest.

3. One of the main problems challenging the economics of many African nations today is

A) a lack of diverse exports.

B) increasing their export of raw materials.

C) competing with the industrial output of other African nations.

D) making fishing more productive.

Thanks so much in advance for all the help.

Answer 1

1. B

2. D

3. A

Answer 2

I agree with IW, but here...

1-C    (Duh)

2-B

3-C

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Answer 3

You should do your own homework, but here's what I will tell you.

1.  

• The Sahara is in it's location mostly because of it's latitude. Deserts are not formed by tectonic plate movements.  What's more, deserts are not landforms.

2.

• The equator goes just south of west Africa, so Africa north of the Equator and south of the Sahara is only West Africa and the very top of East Africa.

• Rain forests around the world are very sparsely populated.

3.

• Lots of African countries are land-locked and have no fishing industry.

• While some developing countries have developed industry on a large scale, most African countries have not, so competing with other African countries would not be an issue.